The free iView app includes the full content available on the ABC's site, including access to the ABC News 24 service. One feature unique to the iPad version is Watchlists, which let you bookmark series you watch regularly. (The ABC is looking into adding that feature to the web-based version soon.)

The app also supports streaming to other devices via a cable connection or wirelessly via AirPlay, though that feature won't be enabled until Apple grants third-party apps the right to use the service. If you've had a play with iView on your iPad, tell us your take in the comments.

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